“Welcoming YU Back” is the inaugural special issue that will communicate the many ways in which staff and faculty working on York University’s COVID-19 pandemic response will be sharing what they know and what they are working towards as the University community prepares for a return to campus.
York University is requiring all students living in residence for the 2021-22 academic year to be vaccinated. This requirement is supported by Toronto Public Health, as it is recognized that vaccines are a safe and effective way to protect those who come in contact with others.
Faculty of Health Professors Claudia Chaufan, Oghenowede Eyawo, Michaela Hynie and Jessica Vorstermans, and Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies Professor Denielle Elliott, have been awarded 2021 Dahdaleh Institute Seed Grants. Each will present their work in progress at a Winter 2022 Workshop.
York University is requiring all students living in residence for the 2021-22 academic year to be vaccinated. This requirement is supported by Toronto Public Health, as it is recognized that vaccines are a safe and effective way to protect those who come in contact with others, especially in shared spaces.
